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Russia Today was launched in December 2005 to question the [[MSM|Mainstream Media]]. It currently broadcasts in 19 countries. RT supported Liberal [[Occupy Wall Street]]-movement.<ref>http://rt.com/about-us/</ref> It is available in English, Russian, Spanish, Arabic and German. | Russia Today was launched in December 2005 to question the [[MSM|Mainstream Media]]. It currently broadcasts in 19 countries. RT supported Liberal [[Occupy Wall Street]]-movement.<ref>http://rt.com/about-us/</ref> It is available in English, Russian, Spanish, Arabic and German. | ||
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Revision as of 22:31, February 3, 2015
RT (Russia Today) is a United States-based television channel, that is financed by the government of Russia. It shows an viewpoint from Conservative president Vladimir Putin and criticizes the intervention-policies by Barack Hussein Obama in the Libyan War and Syrian Civil War.
History
Russia Today was launched in December 2005 to question the Mainstream Media. It currently broadcasts in 19 countries. RT supported Liberal Occupy Wall Street-movement.[1] It is available in English, Russian, Spanish, Arabic and German.